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There are many differences between tournament play and regular cash games. For example, the value of your chips changes when you’re playing in a tournament. And since rebuys often are allowed early on many players adjust there game after this fact.
As a result of this any player that wants to be successful in tournaments must adapt his playing style to these special circumstances. When is it correct to be on the attack and try to knock other players out? When is the right time to concentrate on accumulating chips and building up your stack? When should you just try to survive? All these questions are answered in this well written and informative book. Remember that there are many different kinds of tournaments and that they all require their own special skills and strategies.
Very few players master both tournament play and regular games. But if you want to give tournaments a go this book will be a great help.
Behind the pseudonym Sylvester Suzuki an exceptionally experienced tournament player can be found. The author started playing poker as a teenager and has throughout his life gained respect at poker tables all around the world.
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